Hi Mela Bala,
Thanks so much for taking the time to give me some advice and personal experiences.

I think I could implement some of your ideas such as playing it while snacking of after an energy demanding activity.

My son is just 15 months, so I think I would struggle to keep his attention for half an hour, but I will try to add to the learning progressively (perhaps two things in the morning -i.e. Chinese, Music  and then French in the evenings.

And then leave English for a bit later (since he should learn it naturally anyway) for when he is more enthusiastic about the whole thing.
Or perhaps I should wait until I finish the two semesters curriculums for Chinese, Music and French and then next year do English, Maths and Spanish (if Brillkids releases it).

Do you think I could try to do each day the same curriculum day for all languages? Is that what you mean?

I am still a bit confused about it all. But so excited as well. Big plans for little people

Thanks again.
Regards,
Maravilla

Hi there,
I am new in this forum. I recently bought the three software packages plus French and Chinese curriculum.

I want to teach my 15 months old boy Spanish (my mother tongue), English (spoken in the country that we live and his father's mother tongue), and then French (that I also speak) and Chinese (I have no clue).

I did started with LR in English for about 25 lessons and about the same Little Musician lessons.
Now I am introducing the Chinese curriculum, but my son does not seem to last still for much more than half the lesson (it happened the same in English).

How should I manage the doses for each package? Should I do them all at the same time (i.e. 2 things in the morning, 2 things in the evening)

I do not want to upset him and giving him too much, because then he will not be interested at all.

Should I introduce the languages one at a time? Or at the same time is ok?

My son is not yet fully into it, but I think it is getting a bit better every day.

Could any of you give me some recommendations?
I appreciate your help in advance.
Kind regards, Alicia (Perth)